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Cato Supreme Court Review, 2003–2004

Edited by Mark K. Moller

The 2003-2004 edition of the Cato Supreme Court Review features a special 96-page symposium on the Constitution during wartime. It also includes essays by Walter Dellinger on economic rights and Erik Jaffe on McCain-Feingold.

Supreme Court Review

Contents (All files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.)

Foreword

  1. Roger Pilon, “Can Law This Uncertain Be Called Law?” (6 pp, 71 kb)

Introduction

  1. Mark K. Moller, Introduction (7 pp, 76 kb)

Annual B. Kenneth Simon Lecture

  1. Walter Dellinger, “The Indivisibility of Economic Rights and Personal Liberty” (13 pp, 113 kb)

Symposium: The Constitution at War

  1. Timothy Lynch, “Power and Liberty in Wartime” (25 pp, 154 kb)


  2. Neal K. Katyal, “Executive and Judicial Overreaction in the Guantanamo Cases” (20 pp, 138 kb)


  3. Jonathan Turley, “Art and the Constitution: The Supreme Court and the Rise of the Impressionist School of Constitutional Interpretation” (49 pp, 242 kb)

Federalism

  1. Gary Lawson, “Making a Federal Case Out of It: Sabri v. United States and the Constitution of Leviathan” (41 pp, 228 kb)


  2. Robert A. Levy, “Tennessee v. Lane: How Illegitimate Power Negated Non-Existent Immunity” (24 pp, 159 kb)

Separation of Powers

  1. Vikram David Amar, “The Cheney Decision—A Missed Chance to Straighten Out Some Muddled Issues” (23 pp, 168 kb)


  2. Mark K. Moller, “Old Puzzles, Puzzling Answers: The Alien Tort Statute and
    Federal Common Law in Sosa v. Alvarez Machain
    ” (35 pp, 220kb)

Freedom of Speech

  1. Erik S. Jaffe, “McConnell v. FEC: Rationing Speech to Prevent ‘Undue’ Influence” (52 pp, 238 kb)


  2. Robert Corn-Revere, “Ashcroft v. ACLU II: The Beat Goes On” (28 pp, 181 kb)

Religious Liberty and the State

  1. Susanna Dokupil, “Function Follows Form: Locke v. Davey’s Unnecessary Parsing” (30 pp, 199 kb)

Criminal Law

  1. M. Christine Klein, “A Bird Called Hiibel: The Criminalization of Silence” (37 pp, 216 kb)


  2. Tracey Maclin, “The Pringle Case’s New Notion of Probable Cause: An Assault on Di Re and the Fourth Amendment” (44 pp, 248 kb)


  3. Richard D. Friedman, “The Confrontation Clause Re-Rooted and Transformed” (30 pp, 200 kb)

Missed Opportunities

  1. John C. Eastman, “A Fistful of Denial: The Supreme Court Takes a Pass on Commerce Clause Challenges to Environmental Laws” (23 pp, 169 kb)

Coming Up

  1. Thomas C. Goldstein, “The Upcoming 2004–2005 Term” (16 pp, 124 kb)


   
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